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Quantitative Methods for Sustainability Research (E-210)

  • Fall 2023, Spring 2024 semesters
  • Instructor for core course required for entry into Harvard Extension School's Sustainability and Global Development graduate degree program
  • Learning goals focus on critical analysis of methods to measure and assess environmental conservation, sustainable transitions, and climate interventions
  • Enrollment exceeding 100 students/semester  

Sustainable Innovations for Climate Change Solutions (EH 550)

  • Semester: Spring 2023
  • Teaching Staff for graduate seminar supporting development of business innovation to address climate challenges and environmental inequities resulting from climate risk

Built Environment, Nature, and Health (EH 249)

  • Semester: Fall 2, in 2019, 2020, 2021
  • Teaching Fellow for a graduate student seminar examining implications for population health of the natural and built environments, taught by Dr. Peter James, environmental epidemiologist.   

Epidemiology of Environmental & Occupational Health Regulations (EH 236)

  • Semester: Spring 2020
  • Teaching Fellow for seminar course examining the development of regulatory policy from scientific evidence, taught by Drs. David Wegman and Gregory Wagner for graduate students and occupational medicine residents.     

Happy Cities: A New Model for Designing New Urban Areas (HPM 560)

  • Winter session: January 2020, Bangkok, Thailand
  • Seminar course held focusing on the application of design methods and frameworks to identify forces of changes in the health urban environments, taught by Professor of Practice Patrick Whitney and Dr. Andre Nogueira, design professionals.   

Sustainable Building Design for Healthy Communities (E-119) 

  • Semesters:  Fall, 2015, 2016, 2017
  • Core Instructor/Course Designer for hybrid course combining classroom lectures and site visits to sustainable building and community environments for graduate students and professionals at Harvard Extension School's Sustainability and Environmental Management. 

Environmental Impact Assessments for Sustainable Projects (E-170)

  • Semesters: Summer 2014, 2015; Spring 2015, 2016, 2017
  • Teaching Fellow/Course Co-developer for graduate seminar at Harvard Extension School taught by Dr. Joseph Hunt, on assessment methods on impact assessment methodologies for international development projects.